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Good property work
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The agreement. The obligation. The detail that changes the next step. Practical writing on Nigerian tenancy, rent records and the work of running a property portfolio.

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Rent relief: the receipt your tenants now need from you

Since January, tenants can deduct 20% of their rent, up to ₦500,000, before tax. A claim needs the rent dates and landlord details, so check your receipts.

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Regulation

If you manage property in Lagos, you must be registered

Section 27 of the LASRERA Law requires property management companies to register, and failing to do so is an offence. The 10% letting fee cap is older still.

8 min read
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Legislation

Lagos has capped advance rent since 2011

Section 4 of the Lagos Tenancy Law 2011 already limits advance rent to one year and fines the agent as well as the landlord. The bill changes less than you think.

13 min read
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Tenancy law

Lagos quit notices: the two mistakes that void them

Notice periods under the Lagos State Tenancy Law 2011, the second notice you must serve before filing, and the four Lagos areas where none of it applies.

17 min read

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We write for the person who needs to make the next decision. Our articles link to their sources, distinguish proposals from rules in force, and keep the practical consequence in view.

The Journal provides context, not advice for a specific dispute. Check the relevant jurisdiction, agreement and current position with a qualified adviser when the decision calls for it.

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